Questions: Food & Beverage

For me its BBQ sauce. And i’m quite picky with the types. But i eat some of everything with it— burgers, hot dogs, chicken, steak, hashbrowns, fries, macaroni, etc. I started eating hot sauce a few years ago and could see it becoming a secondary habit on certain foods like rice, greens, mashed potatoes, chicken, etc. However, it was nowhere near as bad as my habit with BBQ sauce!! My dude said the last thing I can do at a dinner with his parents is put BBQ sauce on one of his dad’s famous steaks. Lmao that ole man can kick rocks because if you cook steak, I’m bringing BBQ sauce AND im eating the steak like its a hamburger 😂🤣 My dude said he’d be so pissed if i did this but like come on, he does this shit all the time with the icky condiments like mayo, pickles, garlic, relish, honey mustard, vinegar, etc. If he can do it, why can’t i 🤷‍♀️ #FeelFreeToList

During Covid a lot of people started tipping restaurants for take-away, whereas previously they had not. This is when you call and place an order and YOU go pick up the order yourself. A lot of people did this because restaurants weren't seeing sit-down clients, or were on the verge of closing and this was a way to help them stay alive. Now that we are basically out of the pandemic, do you think you should still tip when you go to pick-up the food yourself?

Do you agree with...

"What am I tipping for? Their basic job is to make the food, and simply handing it to me, is not bringing water, and drinks, and food, and tidying the table. It's their most basic job. I don't tip the grocery store for putting food on the shelves for me to take and pay for."

OR do you agree with...

"You should still tip for takeout, because someone had to bag up the food and put it out there for you to pick up, and you are rewarding the business for good service especially if you are a regular and enjoy their food"